Featured Clock Inventory

J. C. Brown Ripple Cased Steeple Clock. 8-day time, strike. 226037.

10-inch Commodore or Base & ball Chelsea clock in “Black Oxide" finish. Special dial. House strike. It was retailed by “HARDY & HAYES CO. / PITTSBURGH.” 226056.

2.75-inch diameter dial Chelsea Library Clock. A very unusual size for this model. 225128.

4.5-inch Commodore Chelsea clock, Base & Ball base. Special dial. Time only. It was retailed by Cross of Cross pens fame. 226067.

Chelsea 2.75-inch Clock & Barometer Desk Set in rose colored brass. Chelsea Clock Company. Boston, MA. 226068.

The Chelsea Yacht Wheel Ship's Bell Mantel Clock. This large clock with a "Special" dial was retailed by "CHAS. C. HUTCHINSON / BOSTON / U. S. A." 226053.

Levi & Abel Hutchins Tall Clock. This country case tall clock is 7 feet 3 inches tall to the top of the center finial, and was made in Concord, New Hampshire, circa 1790. 226076.

Seth Thomas Regulator No. 2 in rosewood with the commemoratiive bob, made circa 1879. 226100.

American walnut-cased stick barometer made by Charles Wilder, Peterborough, New Hampshire. 225108.

Simon Willard. A labeled (Joseph Russell label) tall case clock was made in Roxbury, Massachusetts. DDD-47.

David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. A line-inlaid mahogany case tall clock. XXSL-87.

A colorful and decorative wall timepiece featuring The Battle of Lake Erie lower glass. 223254

A Shield Dial Tavern Clock signed William Smith, London. 226073.

Foster Campos, Pembroke, Massachusetts. A Cross-banded frame Wall Timepiece. 226115.

Steinmann No 29 North Audley Street, London. A London single-panel Bracket clock. 218008.

U.S.S. RALEIGH. An eight-inch Ashcroft Mfg Company Lever Clock. Boston, Massachusetts. 226063.